Talking Drupal: Talking Drupal #461 – Distributions

Today we are talking about The Benefits of Distributions, If they have drawbacks, and what the future of distributions looks like with guest Rajab Natshah and Mohammed Razem. We’ll also cover Google Analytics Reports as our module of the week. For show notes visit: www.talkingDrupal.com/461 Topics What is a distribution…

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The Drop Times: Streamlining Data Integration with Views CSV Source: Insights from Daniel Cothran

Discover how the Views CSV Source module, developed by Daniel Cothran and Nia Kathoni, simplifies the integration of spreadsheet data into Drupal websites. This tool enhances efficiency and data management, offering a streamlined alternative to traditional methods. Learn about its key features, user-friendly interface, and potential impact on the Drupal…

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Community Budget Idea Report: Implementing TYPO3 Rector & Fractor Rules Q2

Work on implementing new TYPO3 Rector rules continued in Q2, with over 20 new rules created. Additionally, I created nine new rules for the new migration tool called Fractor, developed by Sebastian Schreiber and Andreas Wolf. Addressing Breaking Changes in TYPO3 v13 Although the number of breaking changes that could…

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What’s new in Git 2.46.0?

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The Git project recently released Git v2.46.0. Let's look at a few notable highlights from this release, which includes contributions from GitLab's Git team and the wider Git community. Tooling to migrate reference backends In the previous Git 2.45.0 release, the reftables format was introduced as a new backend for…

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pgAdmin 4 v8.10 Released

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The pgAdmin Development Team is pleased to announce pgAdmin 4 version 8.10. This release of pgAdmin 4 includes 29 bug fixes and new features. For more details please see the release notes. pgAdmin is the leading Open Source graphical management tool for PostgreSQL. For more information, please see the website.…

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Introducing AI-Powered Natural Language Mode in Atlas Charts

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At MongoDB, our mission is to empower developers to seamlessly and efficiently build modern applications. To that end, we’ve announced a number of tools and improvements to help developers build faster, from AI-powered SQL query conversion in Relational Migrator to the MongoDB Provider for Entity Core Framework. In the same…

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Build a Distributed Embedding Subsystem with MinIO, Langchain, and Ray Data

An embedding subsystem is one of four subsystems needed to implement Retrieval Augmented Generation. It turns your custom corpus into a database of vectors that can be searched for semantic meaning. The other subsystems are the data pipeline for creating your custom corpus, the retriever for querying the vector database…

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The Rise of Iceberg: Transforming Data Architectures

Open table formats like Apache Iceberg, Apache Hudi, and Delta Lake have become the de facto standard for query processors. However, recent news of the adoption of Iceberg’s REST Catalog API by query engines like Snowflake and Databricks has shifted the playing field in favor of Iceberg.Iceberg's success stems not…

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